Americans made bandages, knit socks, collected books and enrolled in Red Cross, Victory Corps and Civilian Defense organizations to support the troops abroad.

• American Junior Red Cross (WWI poster promoting Junior Red Cross organization)
• Are you doing all you can? (WWII poster encouraging volunteerism)
• Baseball player Jim Vaughn (WWII photo of baseball player volunteering for war work)
• Campfire Girls (WWI photo of Campfire Girls making bandages)
• Come on - Join now (WWI Red Cross poster)
• Have you a Red Cross service flag? (WWI Red Cross poster by Jessie Willcox Smith)
• Gineva King, Courtney Letts, and Elizabeth Brockie, sitting around a table, rolling bandages (WWI photo of women rolling bandages)
• High school Victory Corps (High school students join Victory Corps during WWII)
• Junior Red Cross Comrades all (WWI Junior Red Cross poster)
• Junior Red Cross Guards (WWI photo of boys knitting)
• Northwestern University Ambulance Corps (WWI photo of members of volunteer ambulance corps)
• Our boys need sox (WWI Red Cross poster soliciting people to knit socks for servicemen)
• Red Cross volunteers (Photo of WWI medical volunteers)
• The Red cross wants you (WWI Red Cross recruiting broadside)
• Red Cross women sitting at long tables in room making influenza masks (WWI Red Cross workers)
• Train to be a nurse's aide (WWII Civilian Defense poster soliciting women to be nurse’s aides)
• Unidentified men making wooden boxes (Red Cross workers making boxes WWI)
• Urgent - volunteers needed at once! (WW II poster calling for civilian defense volunteers)
• Volunteer for victory (WWII Red Cross poster soliciting volunteers)